Cash Parrish's Pal
Cash Parrish, a bandit, is betrayed to the sheriff by his pal, Jud Ross, who covets Parrish's treasure and his wife, Rose. Cash, however, makes his getaway. He is pursued by the posse. Meanwhile, Jud has gone to the cabin, where he finds Rose packed up and ready to leave the country on her husband's return. Cash has given her his promise to reform, and she has written a letter to the sheriff, telling him this, and revealing the hiding place of the loot. Jud tries to force his love-making upon Rose who protests. She uses a long, sharp pin in self-defense. The bandit, wounded and enraged, tries to break in the door of the bedroom, where she has barricaded herself. Parrish, running toward his own cabin, is shot at by the posse, the bullet entering the cottage, killing Jud. Parrish and Rose escape on Jud's horse. The sheriff is satisfied with the letter and the loot.
